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TBP - written exam study guide

2008-07-04T17:11:00-06:00

Students who are planning to take the written exam as part of the Certified Thai Bodywork Practitioner testing should review the following:

- study the front sections of the Level 2 and Level 3 manuals
- study the Shivago prayer and translation
- review your class notes on all classes taken, particularly body mechanics, technique benefits and contraindications
- you should have a basic understanding of Thai herbal compress usage, even though the course is not required for TBP
- be familiar at an overview level with Thai history and culture. TBW front sections are helpful as are books by other authors: Salguero, Apfelbaum, etc.
- be aware of some of the common pain referral patterns and what Thai techniques can help them (not at a detailed CTB level, but more general as we commonly discuss in our Level 2 and 3 classes)
- know the important medical issues and contraindications relevant to Thai massage
- issues specific to major client restrictions and concerns, such as pregnancy, aging, hypertension, etc.

Downloads Working Again

2008-06-29T13:52:53-06:00

We had a temporary download configuration problem after we recently moved to a different server. If you have tried to download our forms and gotten a blank page, that problem is now fixed.

Thai Bodywork Course Prerequisites

2008-03-28T14:12:16-06:00

Here is a summary of the prerequisites for our courses:

Level 1: none
L1->L2->L3 must be done in order
HandsFree 1: none
HandsFree 2: HF1 and Level 1; L2 and L3 are preferred.
HandsFree 1->HandsFree 2 must be done in order (note: students who took the previous 4-day format are credited with both 1 and 2)
CTB: Levels 1 and 2, preferebly Level 3. AP1 or the equivalent is required.
CTB1->CTB2->CTB3 must be done in order
LPK: Level 1

Thai Bodywork Intake Form

2008-02-18T14:36:08-06:00

Attached is a PDF of an intake form that can be used with clients.

Thai Bodywork Session Log

2008-02-18T13:09:38-06:00

Attached is a PDF that students can use to document sessions to satisfy certification requirements.